Maps of content
Ways in.
Each map is written by hand, not generated. It argues for a reading order through one domain - start anywhere, follow what looks interesting.
🌱Identity & Access
2Who is this user, and what are they allowed to do? The moment you hand that question to an identity provider, you stop writing password code and…
- Federation & login flows
- Principles & traps
1 concept1 guideidentity
🌿Linux
2The commandline muscle memory oneliners for inspecting, tuning, and debugging a live Linux system that I'd rather look up here than reGoogle under…
- Guides
2 guideslinux
🌿Music
3Notes on making and running music gear the keyboards, synths, and workflows I actually use, and the fiddly bits worth writing down so I don't relearn…
- Guides
3 guidesmusic
🌿Tools
8Practical guides for the software I reach for when something breaks the battletested, often opensource tools worth knowing before you need them at…
- Guides
8 guidestools
🌿Distributed Systems
9An evolving map of hardwon lessons about building systems that span more than one machine where the network, not your code, decides the failure…
- Failure handling & load
- Delivery & correctness
- Data & coupling
9 conceptsdistributed-systems
🌿Developer Experience
2The scaffolding around the code the docs, conventions, and context that decide whether a new contributor (human or AI) is productive in an hour or…
- Why
- Guides
1 concept1 guidedeveloper-experience